INTERMEDIATE FRENCH TEXTS
AbOUt'S Le Roi des Montagnes. Edited by Professer Thomas Lqgie. Boards. ooo pages, oo cts. *
Pailleron^S Le Monde dit l'on s'ennuie. A comedy with notes by Profesacr Peadleton of Bethany Collège, W. Va. Boards. 138 pages. 30 cts.
Sonvestre's Le Mari de Mme de Solange. With notes by Professor Saper «f
Dickinson Collège. Paper. 59 pages. 20 cts.
Historiettes Modernes, Vol. I. Short modem storles, selected and edited, with notes, by C. Fontaine, Director of French in the High Schools of Washington, D. C. Cloth. 16a pages. 60 cts.
Historiettes Modernes, Vol. II. Short stories as above. Cloth. 160 pages. 60 cts.
Fleurs de France. A collection of short and choice French stories of récent date, with notes by C. Fontaine, Washington, D. C. Cloth, 158 pages. 60 cts.
Sandeau'S Mlle de la Seiglière. With introduction and notes hyPiofesaorWamn of Adelbert Collège. Boards. 158 pages. 30 cts.
Souyestre's Un Philosophe sous les Toits. With notes and vocabniary .bf
Professer Fraser of the University of Toronto. Cloth. 383 pages. 80 cts. Without vocabulary. Cloth. 178 pages. 50 cts.
Souvestre's Les Confessions d'un Ouvrier, with notes by Professer Saper of
Dickinson Collège. Paper. 127 pages. 30 cts.
Augier'S Le Gendre de M. Poirier. One of the masterpieces of modem Comedy. Edited by Professer B. W. Wells, of the University of the South. Boards. xz8 pages, 30 cts.
Mérimée'S Colomba. With notes by Professer J. A. Fontaine of Bryn Mawr Collège, zça pages. Cloth, 60 cts. ; boards, 35 cts. ^
Mérimée'S Chronique du Règne de Charles IX. with notes by Professor P.
Desages, Cheltenham Collège, England. Paper. 119 pages. 25 cts.
Sand'S La Mare au Diable. With notes by Professer F. c. de Sumichrastof Har. ▼ard. Boards. 122 pages. 25 cts.
Sand'S La Petite Fadette. With notes by F. Aston-Binns, BalUol Collège, Ozfoid. . England. Boards. 142 pages. 30 cts.
De Vignv'S Le Cachet Rouge. >^ith notes by Professer FortierofTuIane Unirersity. Paper. 60 pages. 20 cents.
0e Vigny'S La Canne de Jonc. Edited by Professer V. J. T. Spiers, with Intro. ductien by Professor Cohn of *karvard. Boards. 2x8 pages. 40 cts.
Victor HugO's La Chute. Frem Lts MùirabUs. Edited with notes by Professor Husa of Princeton. Boards. 97 pages. 25 cts.
Erckmann-Chatrian'S Waterloo. Abridged and annotated by Professer O. B. Saper of Dickinson Collège. Boards. 189 pages. 35 cts.
Champfleury's Le Violon de Faïence. With notes by Professor Qoris Bévenot Mason Collège, England. Paper, z 18 pages. 25 cU.
Gautier's Voyage en Espagne. With notes by h. c. SteeL Paper, x» pages. 25 da.
Balzac'S Le Curé de Tours. Wiih notes by PMfesnr c R. Carter, WelUngtim Collège, England. Boards. 98 pages, as cts.
Daudet'S La Belle-Nivernaise. With notes by Professer Bolelle of Dulwich Collège, England. Boards. 104 pages. 25 cts.
Theuriet's Bigarreau. With notes by c. Fontaine, Washington, D. C. Boards. 68 pages. 25 cts.
Chateaubriand'S Atala. Edited by Professer Kuhns of Wesleyan University, Middle. towB, Coan. Boards. 000 pages. 00 cts.
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ADVANCED FRENCH TEXTS.
De Vigny'8 Cinq Mars. An abbreviated édition with introduction and notes hy Profo. sor Sankey of Harrow School, England. Clom. 392 pages. 80 cts.
Zola'8 La Débâcle. Abbreviated and annotated by Professer Wells, of the UniTenity of the South. Cloth. 292 pages. 80 cts.
Loti'S Pêcheur d'Islande. Adapted and annotated by R. J. Morich. Boards. 30 cts.
Choix d'Extraits de Daudet. Selected and edlted with notes by William Prie-, Instructor in Yale University. Paper. 61 pages. 20 cts.
Sept Grands Auteurs de XIX^ Siècle. Lectures in easy French, on Lamartine Hugo, de Vigny, de Musset, Gautier, Mérimée, Coppée, by Professer Fortier ol Tulane Univeriiity. Cloth. z6o pages. 60 cts.
Beaumarchais's Le Barbier de Séyille. Comedy in four acts, «ith introduction
and notes by Professer 1. H. B. Spiers of William Penn Charter School. Boards. 25 cts.
French Ljrrics. Selected and edited with notes by Professer Bowen of the University of Ohio. Cloth. 198 pages. 60 cts.
Victor HugO's Bug Jargal. With notes by Professer B<ïlelle of Dulwicb Collège, England. Boards. 338 pages. 40 cts.
Victor HugO'S Hernani. With introduction and notes by Profeai^ir Matzkeof LeUnd Stanford University. Cloth. 228 pages. 70 cts.
Victor HugO's Ruy Blas. With introduction and notes by Professer Gamer of the U. S. Naval Academy, Annapolis. Cloth. 253 pages. 75 cts.
Racine's Esther. With introduction, notes, and appendues by Professer I. H. B. Spiers of Williatn Penn Charter School. Paper, zio pages. 25 cts.
Racine's Athalie. With introduction and notes by Professer Eggert of Vanderbilt University. 156 pages. Cloth, 50 cts. ; boards, 30 cts.
Comeille'S Le Cid. with introduction and rotes by Professer Warren ef Adelbert Colle, e. 164 pages. Cloth, 50 ctb. ; boards, 30 cts.
Corn:iUe's Polyeucte. With introduction and notes by Professer Fortier of Tulane
University. boards. 138 pages. 30 cts.
Molière's Les Femmes Savantes. With introduction and notes by ProfesKV Fortier of Tulane University. 143 pages. 30 cts.
Molière's Le Tartuffe. With foot-notes by Professer Gasc, England. Boards. 35 eU.
Molière's Le Médecin Malgré Lui. With fœt-notes by Professer Gasc, England. Paper. 57 pages. 15 cts.
Molière's Le Bourgeois Gentilhomme. With fœt-notes by Professer Gasc» Eng> land. Boards. 106 pages. 25 cts.
Piron's La Métromanie. Comedy in verse, with notes by Professer Delbes, Eng. land. Paper. 180 pages. 40 cts.
Warren's Primer of French Literature. An histencai hand-boek. aoth. 396
pages. 75 cts.
DUYal's Histoire de la Littérature Française, in easy French. From earliest times to the présent. Cloth. 348 pages, fx.xa. •
Voltaire' S Prose. Selected and edited by Professors Cohn and Woodward of Columbia University. Cloth. 479 pages. #1.50.
La Triade Française. Pœms of Lamartine, Musset and Hugo, with introductions and notes by L. Beth-Hendriksen. Cloth. 3 12 pages. 75 cts.
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